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James Ritchie

Co-founder, Trigger.dev, named behind the Trigger.dev listing on Anchor Terminal.

James Ritchie

Co-founder, Trigger.dev

James Ritchie is a co-founder and frontend engineer at Trigger.dev, an open-source platform for background jobs and AI agents from Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch. He was previously a product lead at several venture-backed startups and built the open-source developer tool JSON Hero.

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Who is James Ritchie?

James Ritchie is a co-founder and frontend engineer at Trigger.dev, an open-source platform for background jobs and AI agents from Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch. He was previously a product lead at several venture-backed startups and built the open-source developer tool JSON Hero.

What does Trigger.dev make?

Anchor Terminal lists Trigger.dev from Trigger.dev. Open-source background jobs and durable tasks in TypeScript.

How are James's tools graded?

Trigger.dev is graded B, 63.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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